Surname P Obits Butler County Kansas Genealogy Trails

PEAK, LEATHA
Died in November, Mrs. Leatha (Mason) Peak. Burial was in Union Cemetery. (Independent, December 7, 1933)

PEARSON, ALTA BLANCHE
Died April 1, Mrs. Alta Blanche (Hancock) Pearson at her son's Gerald Webb's home. She was married to Arthur Webb, 2nd husband was John Pearson. She is survived by one son, Gerald, daughter in law Alma and brothers Harlan and Bryon Hancock. Burial was in Whitewater Cemetery. (Independent, April 12, 1956)

PEARSON, JOHN LEWIS
Died January 29, John Lewis Pearson at the St. Francis Hospital. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Alta (Webb) Pearson, stepson Gerald Webb, brother, A.A. Pearson and a sister, Mrs. Nellie Noel. Burial was in Whitewater Cemetery. (Independent, February 5, 1942)

PEARSON, THEODORE
Died May 3, Theodore Pearson, aged 85 years, father of Judge J. L. Pearson in Florida. (Independent, May 4, 1939)

PEFFLEY, NANCY
Died August 17, Mrs. Nancy Peffley, wife of Z. Peffley, at her home north of El Dorado, Kansas. She is the mother of Artie Peffley and Alice Priest of Whitewater. (Independent, August 25, 1904)

PEFFLEY, ZACHARIAH
Died February 1, Zachariah Peffley, age 86 years, 4 months and 7 days at his El Dorado, Kansas home. He was an early settler of Butler County and the father of Artie Peffley of Whitewater. (Independent, February 3, 1921)

PENNER, ALICE
Died February 8, Mrs. Alice (Kliewer) Penner, wife of Robert Penner. She was a sister of Mrs. Leo Voth. Burial was in Grace Hill Cemetery. (Independent, February 10, 1966)

PENNER, ANNA
Died November 1, Mrs. Ann (Lohrenz) Penner, daughter of the late Henry and Elizabeth Lohrenz. Married Peter Penner. Survived by husband, daughters Linda Unruh and Lillian Miller, sons, Oliver, Erwin, Wesley and Roy, brothers G. W. and J. M. Lohrenz. Burial was in Missionary Cemetery. (Independent, November 11, 1965)

PENNER, ARTHUR BERNARD
Died February 24, Arthur Bernard Penner, 70 in El Dorado, Kansas. Survived by sisters: Minnie Wilson and Carrie Hoech and brother, Henry C. Penner. Burial was in McGill Cemetery. (Independent, March 3, 1966)

PENNER, BERTHA ELIZABETH
Died October 27, bertha Elizabeth Penner, aged 65 years at her home in Potwin, Kansas. Burial was in McGill Cemetery. (Independent, October 29, 1931)

PENNER, ERNA
Died January 17, Erna Penner, daughter of Rudolph and Marla Penner, at her home. Survived by brother, Kurt and wife Bertha and children: Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Charlotte) Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Penner, Mr. and Mrs. Rudi Penner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Hilda) Ray and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Penner. (Independent, January 26, 1961

PENNER, FLORENCE
Died January 3, Mrs. Florence (Neiman) Penner, in Axtell hospital. She was married to Arthur H. Penner. Survived by husband, daughters, Helen Martin, Genevieve Platt and Eloise Adams, brother Paul Neiman, sister Mrs. C. S. Golden and six grandchildren. Burial was in Whitewater Cemetery. (Independent, January 12, 1961)

PENNER, G. W.
Died October 31, G. W. Penner, at his home in Santa Monica, California. He was the founder of the Penner Department store in Whitewater. Survived by his wife Helen and four children: Paula, Mrs. Ella Bailey, A. H. and A. T. Burial was at Santa Monica, California. (Independent, November 7, 1940)

PENNER, HELEN
Died January 13, Mrs. Helen (Dyke) Penner, at her home in Santa Monica, California. Married G. W. Penner. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Ella Bailey and Mrs. Pauline Penner and sons A. H. Penner and A. T. Penner. Burial was in Santa Monica, California. (Independent, January 21, 1943)

PENNER, HENRY DAVID
Died February 18, Henry David Penner, son of Henry and Margretha Penner, in Wichita, Kansas. Married to Bertha Elizabeth Brosig. Survived by seven children: Mrs. Esta Biggs, Henry C., Arthur B., Mrs. Minnie Wilson, Mrs. Carrie Hathorn and Mrs. Mary Charlesworth. (Independent, February 25, 1937)

PENNER, INFANT CHILD
Died in August an infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Penner. (Weekly Independent, August 26, 1897)

PENNER, INFANT CHILD
Died October 17, an infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Penner who was born to them at the Bethel hospital in Newton, Kansas. Burial was in Emmaus Cemetery. (Independent, October 22, 1942)

PENNER, INFANT DAUGHTER
Died in July an infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Penner and was buried July 27. (Weekly Herald, August 2, 1894